Francesco d'Avalos
Francesco d'Avalos (11 April 1930 in Naples – 26 May 2014 in Naples) was an Italian conductor and composer. Holder of the aristocratic titles of Prince d'Avalos and Marquis of Vasto and Pescara, d'Avalos was also a descendant of the uncle of Maria d'Avalos, the murdered first wife of Carlo Gesualdo. D'Avalos acknowledged that the Italian composer Antonio Favasta convinced his parents to allow him to study music.
Francesco d'Avalos
- Born
- 1930 · Naples.
- Died
- 2014 · Naples.
- Nationality
- Italy · Kingdom of Italy
- Occupation
- conductor · composer · teacher · musician
- Languages
- Italian
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Francesco d'Avalos (11 April 1930 in Naples – 26 May 2014 in Naples) was an Italian conductor and composer. Holder of the aristocratic titles of Prince d'Avalos and Marquis of Vasto and Pescara, d'Avalos was also a descendant of the uncle of Maria d'Avalos, the murdered first wife of Carlo Gesualdo. D'Avalos acknowledged that the Italian composer Antonio Favasta convinced his parents to allow him to study music.
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Born at Naples in 1930, died in Naples in 2014.
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